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THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, JUNE 2, 1956.,

"My dear Dulles- STILL in that old-fashioned rig-out?"

AT LAST-A COOKERY BOOK FOR BACHELORS

NE

Throw in anything alcohol that might

be to hand

even boar

WRITTEN

IN LANGUAGE

MEN CAN

UNDERSTAND

with a green Burgundy, toasted Eng-

of the worst cookery are not beyond the intervals, Sorve

reach of the things about being a

man whose only salad, bachelor is that you it has nothing to do with dales.

knowledge of a colander is that hish muffins. have to cook for yourself So all thanks to Mary Scott and your guests unaided. Welch, who has kept this back

strictly to the "Ah....". Unless, of course, you are cookery book fortunate enough to employ

point

The languago umd is calcu- a chef or plausible enough

For to cajole a woman friend to lated to appeal to men,

example, in a recipe for Risolto

do it for you. The trouble Milanese: "Don't be stingy with is how does a bachelor the butter

W

And then, presumably, alt and wait for her to say,

But perhaps I am going ahead too fast. You will want to start the meal with soup. I recom- this Watercress Soup mond (Chinese style): and dart let the Chop two bunches of washed start learning? The path onion burn or tum dark.

watercress and put them into from being able to identify the onions are the right colour

three quarts of cold wader. the stove to having a circle pound for four people, Muck it

dump in your rico mw-ety one Bring to a boil, then add three- of politely dressed guests about with the rims and the sitting at your table and butter until murmuring appreciative impregnated. things is long and thorny.

puest

To reach a more usually' almed at objective (having one appreciative

odifiring your skil and succumbing to the subtle appeal of a thought-out dinner) the path is even longer and thornier.

fot least of the obstacles

well-

is

His

quarters of a pound of coolcod pork or beef, finely sliced. Lot thoroughly it boil for dive minutes. Add a dash of salt and pepper, and simmer for another five minuten.

bry MARIUS POPE

This is talking about cooking that your guest knows more in the way that cooling is under-

by about cooking (probably) than stood you can ever hope to. Your

only

defence and it can be very encourages you successful

mon. Another

to throw

SECOND HELPINGS

There will be enough left over to serve an extra four or five

people, but the chances one that you will both helpings.

went scccnd

To finish off the meal, may I suggest Cafe Brulot, described as

is to concentrate. anything alcoholic that might be being "most effective when room dishes so outlandish to hand.

on a few

beard of them before,

that sho is unlikely to have

A ROUGH. IDEA

Hore, 'for

Even beer,

**DS

lights' aro climmod.”

Have newly a pot of good exarople, is the strong coffee. Into the top of t receipt for Cabezado a la deep chafing Flamande:

diah (this is a' special enclget, but any doop Sulce four medium onions, metal dish held above u spirit or fame should dó) piat: the Saule

them in, three tablespoons

pool from half en bronson · mod The base trouble here is that butter. When onions are tran half a lemon sliced thin; two recipe books carelessly paruit stir in two tablespoone lumps sugar for each cup of mamme that you have a rough flour until smooth. Add three coffice; two broken sticks of iden of what they are talking the mixture thickens alightly. In cup cogne.

small bottle of Beer and silr as common; twenty doves; one about."

Placo, pan directly arato skillet quickly brown over Bao, wife, mat ignita Let

prime bost tenderloin Such phenics, me radd a str

strips

burn for a rninúte or so, but not bouquet gerilor talde alt butter, / Add to the pan of long enough to constimme all the pound of shoulder of realfaro entons and boer, Boom to tanto, comac. Pour in the hob affce enough to make the average cover, and cook over medium is putting out the fire), stir bachelor to and fry ilmself the fame until tendoy, stirring on and serve in demliano cups,

most

· But it appears that cookery an Vna, Koruire"Cook." Frederick. VOTED, Baborant and drammatio

This completes the dimmer. After that arboor the corrverandions. wway doen. ther Boltcher, and you abond to oil rigna

STARTING TODAY: INCREDIBLE CUP FINALS

When Spectators Crowded Even Into The Goals

S

O you think 100,000 spectators mude Wembley Stadium

London's

By GEORGE WHITING

Anthem being played by In- visible bandsmen,

Telling this story jaber, Vizard averrod

that, this best pam bo during

the whole

game

Bolton

came from the foot.ot

A

centre-forward, blamed

-hornufted.

most

look full when Mun- see the final. Come and be

And what a atart. In spectator obviously a chester City and Birming- comfortable, was the cry.

two minutes, Bolton were a man.

the circumstances, both ham lined up for their 1956 Pay at the gate, thoy sald.

Later, we were to have goal up from a movement Cup Final.

tenme played exceptional foot- That, if I may So We went-rojoling questions in the House, afnitiated by right-half Nut- ball; though Via Watson, West

that Bay 60, is a laugh.

two oppo- Ham's own West Home Office inquiry, buck tall, who beat Double the number...add Ham, fighting at the time passing statements from nents before slipping an himselt bitterly for one glorious 40,000 more....Jet

to that opening loose for promotion to the First officials, a Football Associa immaculate paes thousands of spectators Division, had reached the tion offer to return money slim and ever graceful unaccountably. across the lush green pitch final with the mighty men to ticket holder's on the out- inside-right, David Jack CRAZY GOAL before and during the game of Bolton.

side, and goodness knowa now managing in Ireland. the burriers... ...crush

Jack took the bail along, FTER sight minutos of the Hond to Scotland Yard for the advertised kick-off the

Nearly two hours before what else.

A accond half came Bolton's For the moment, the im. fointed as though to pass mounted reinforcements...

of that omazing have Police Constable G. A. stadium was packed to sar- portant thing was to clear to his winger, Butler, veer second goal as crazy

afternoon. Centre-half Jirňany Scorey backing the must

point, and surging the pitch without loss of ed to the left, and banged h

That it was done home a cross-shot high in Seddon now a trainer

to Ted Vizart, famous white horse of all crowds, pressing along the life.

approaches time

cutside-left,. into the

Wembley, sufficiently woll to get the the right-hand corner of the passed

by-passing mob...

is a tribute West Ham net.

Syd Bishop, Wes

West Ham's right- imagine confusion roaring were crushing those in front game started

only to the London Goalkeeper Ted Hufton half, lobbed the bail accurately chaos and fainting women through the barriers. Gates not

also to

the prospering in the motor trade on to the tee of

of centre-forward picture the good splintered under the pack police but

like matchwood. Thousands good sense of the crowd. humour of semi-crushed Cockneys as they avoided were pushed over and in; as

many more were shoved CASUALTIES panic and saved a night-

Ham 0.

when the

dine

started.

to

Bolton's '

am-

the

no

and

these days-might have got to J. R. Smith in the goalmouth, that Jack shot had he been fit, Smith Immediately right rooted Huflor-only to see the

which he most certainly was it past Huflo

ball rebound swilly into play

He was suffering from a

да

gont

centre-half

leg injury, but had been includ- off spectators assembled in the mare disaster .... score it under and out. Bolton Wanderers 2, West directors, having started THE teams, pesruaded to ed to bolster up the morale of back of the net. But it was a all right--and refereo from a London suburb three show themselves na a help hits team do Hufton missed

was in 'no iwo minds hours before the game, towards clearing the play. the shot while Jack Tresadern, A29051

West Ham'a left-half, was about 1. BARBED WIRE

were still outside when it ing area, stopped over pro- gruggling to get back from George

'Ham Ray, West in among strate bodies deposited

The touch-line crowd, Do these things, and you

and captain-ho the passage-way by

whence he had dived in an effort died only two years ago-knew have some slight Idea of

Once in, you went where balance men.

More than to stop Jack.

next to nothing of these goings- the incredible happenings the customers behind 1.000 casualties were dealt

After

12 minutes, play was on in the goalmouth He wis held The pitch? with and the greatest .น

the specialors sitting on the ground up-deld, Cup Final first crowded you.

encroached still further on to unable to free himself from came to Wembley on April You could not see an inch marvel of all was that no- the pitch. Actually, they were spectators' lega.

of it for people, and no body was killed.

never completely off

Bolton, winners for the first ever, purely personal body could do much about

police once again con- time in the history, received Forty-five minutes after trived angle-room for the the Cup from the King and memory of a stupendous and the Guards band, valiant-

of the advertised time of kick- players, and off we went again. went off to show it to Lloyd frightening occasion, I re- ly rendering the tunes call paying the lowest price the day in the middle of off, referes D. H. Asson, of Neither side left the field at George in the House of Com- How could they? mons. West Ham were solaced possible, climbing an the mob. The police per- West

Bromwich, decided half-time.

Ted Vizard,

And now you Bolton's outside by promotion. Everest of barbed wire and formed miracles, not the there was enough room for loft, began the second half with know why admission to the Cup finishing up within 20 yards least of which was getting the Cup Final to begin Uue weirdest corner kick in all Final is by ticket only. of King George V.

the King, shortly before with spectatora surging creation. With

be turned to the crowd Wembley Stadium, we three o'clock, through the along the touch-lines, round had been told, would hold crowd, inle his seat and the goals, and even inside ad plcnded: "Just give me one

back-them shove the National the goals!

when I kick the ball." everybody who wanted to listening to

28, 1928.

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pace

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How-

no room to

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(COPYRIGHT)

Georgo Whiting will' tell of other incrodibio Cup Finals nort Saturday,

Why don't you change

HAVE a theory that all a girl (or boy) needs in life is a Good Name.

my

I am very lucky in name. But if my father hadn't wanted some snazzy furniture from Great Aunt Nancy at

the

time, I doubt if I should have been christen- ed Nancy Spain.

And Maria von Losch: what sort of fitru star would she have made it she hadn't changed her

to Marlene Dietrich? TARZDO

And

David Kominsky (Danny And what sort of would Thomas Lanier Williams (Tennessee to you)

Brooding, I sometimes myself what genius first put Chapman to Pincher, Seflon to Delmer, Eve to Palek?

have turned out to bot

gak

by

your

name?

TWO PERSONALITIES-OF-THE-WEEK

ME THINKING THIS

SET

WOULD

EARTHA & WOLF BE WHERE THEY ARE NOW IF THEY WEREN'T EARTHA & WOLF?

Nancy Spain

90

May!!

Fordive 3 sume

gave him 'advice. Go and write about, something you under- stated, I said, like the East End and the antique business. He went away and wrote "Make Me An Offer," and "A Kid For Two Farthings" formed himself into a company and last year launched Moby Dick" and

"The Threepenny Opera" от the London stage

Bless him, he sisọ forgave ma for that advice. For he is 2 good boy, with a hears as big as Whitechapel itself.

When call 00 him after lunch I always find him taleep on a sofa in a darkened room

up, I have sten Earura Kitt, relaxed, talk over completely her act with a stranger,

Here is the ice-cold judgment that makes tho difference be They immediately offered her out of my intuition, and tween rnere success and stardom.

"The most exciting But even as she talked I kept another play, to run an ho became this time. And in my drawing woman in the world" (said or wondering: "I wonder what you surrounded by notes of en- have done if you had couragement from people like roorn the impact of this copper son Welles real name George.) would

bombshell W15 the With Katharine Dunham, coloured

name of Diana Dors (real name fluck), Second your Eartha toured Europa,

ending used

Carol Reed, Olson Wellte. event of the week.

I

via various clubs in New was fummoxed by Wolf up,

maddening coin- By some

He is a big boy, fond of eat- Ander- new York, in John Murray

within 12. bours I ing and drinking and laughing.. cidence, Mankowitz, who in his

read and was entranced by the And his gift is a more : subtle novel, "My Old Man's a Dust son's vue "New Faces." man," has touched new heights

Last year she made £80,000 new Mankowitz: "My Old Man's one than Earths Hits. Ho of cockney poetry.

out of records, royalties

Dustman" a zalo of two just loves people. Both of them would have appearances in cabaret, This Mahevelled down-and-outs. made Marie Lloyd (real name week she delivered her Matilda Alice Victoria Wood) biography, Thursday's Child." weep and laugh for envy. Why? (I must say I'm longing to read Because they are bath great it.) artists. In their own line the best, we have living today.

Was

always

called

Confidence

onet

Auto-

To be honest I didn't expect to be charmed by this tale. You eo, I know Wolf Mankowitz far too well.

I

L

Oh, Cyrill

And now for today I find out that he like Eartha Kiit, - has another name: Cyril

know

aw

Exist

Those Two

I Arst mot Wolf 10 years "Wolf" I said to him, "what And this wook, as luck would

was running on earth do you suppose would But all this is nothing beside ago, when I have it, I have been moved by two first names that sound in But how did they get their my soul ko thunder. Eartha narnes? Wolf was called "Wolf" the fact that when she appears moribund literary monthly, He have happened if you'd called on television she can make a imped into the office, saying yourself Cyril instead of Wolf?"

"Oh sald Wolf, and Wolf, WOLF and EARTHA after his great-uncle Wolf, and few million hearts stop beating. "I've slipped a disc, but fil

Eartha What names these are.

Her unconquerable knowledge, work for nothing.

successful bookshop in wis Mr and "Darthe" So it Say the loud. Don't you

of the equality of human beings, nicker this morning, mudo 70 it. I'd have run Mrs Markowitz und Me and her, blenk beller in her own think they spring from the

was just married, just Ham and I would have been depths from dark nignis in Mrs Kitt who were reponsible genius can make her walk up to down from Cambridge, brought very frustrated."

So there is a moral fale. It becaning citics, from glamorised for the names that now rock winston Churchill, hand cut up in an atmosphere of Ductos May and Cyril hadn't been

mying "I'm Bartho TOOKE and English literaturo,

It was no accident that he called Eartha and Wolt already Now, how could two children' was ·4. good harvest in the Her conndence can make her already owned a fine shop in I bet they'd have changed their names and got just where with names Uite these possibly cutton folds in South Carolina wipe off her telovialon makeup the Piccadilly Arcade. Uw was bo anything but a success...7 that year; so. Mr. and Mrs Kift at Llave drove at 8.30 p.m. and 24 them, so he must be 34 now) they are today.

So here's a piece of advice And they have both hit Lon, named their little ghi: "Eartha go straight on to do a midnight or that he christened his first-

for people diamused with ther May" in gratitudo,

cabaret at the Cafe de Paris, horn after the shop: Gored, Inter Eart Some years

Then, after the show, in that Nor was it surprising that he, names,

Why on earth don't you go directed another 'giri, to the same dressing room where a boy from. Whitechapel, wrote

and change them? thought Katharine Dunham School of have watched Noel Coward hold about things

Dancing went along with her, court, and clown a Hotlo, strung "literary"; like, poetry,

guliers, from the mainspring of · La barn' in 1928. It ch

Life itselt?

don a smart blow.

Eartha Kit, shattered the B.B.C, in her portrayal of a condemned murderess in the half-hour play, "The Vallant,"

JOHNNY HAZARD

› YOU MEAN, COL-MARION, THE ENEMY'S BEEN GETTING OUR SECRET PERFORMANCE DATA ON THE MATEOR Tony SPY STUFF?

ALMOST AS SOON AS

·OUR TEST PILOTS BRING THE DATA DOWN THEY HAVE GOT THE INFOLY OVER THERE? ALU. PERSONNEL HAVE BEEN SECURITY CHECKED TO

THE EARS

UNFORTUNATELY

·REDUCİNG "THE" SUSPECTS TO JUST

TWO MEN THE

THET PLOTS YOU'RE TO WORK WITH "G

B-BUT THAT'S

*HARPLY POSSIBLE!

· BOYS OF THE VAL CALIBER TO FLY THIS HOT-STUFF I POHT BELEYE.

HEITHER DO WEN NORHNYL YET A LEAK EXISTS, AND WE CAN'T OVER LOOSE

THE REMOTEST POSSIBILITY: KERP, [AH EYE OPEN, WILL

· he

By Frank Robbins

'AS A PILOTI COME OFF SECOND BEST AS A COUNTERSPY? BUT COUNT ON ME, COLONEL- IF THERE IS SUCH A PMAN, I'LL FIND HIM ZO BETTER

(COPYRUNT)

situation

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